Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-07-14
Keep cool--if YOU can.


terday forenoon. ...
The Li6erater is four years old
and prospecting.
We waive the question sis this
hot enough for you"
A bouncing boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bot, today.
&. circuit, of Durant, was an over
Sunday guest of b. w. Brown.
A brother of II. b. Owen is quite
sick at the latter's home in this city.
Mrs. Frank Bradley was visiting
friends at Brayton the first of the
week.
Mrs, Chas. Rollins departed last
Saturday for her new home at
Marine. .E
Freddie Hecker, who was very i'll
with typhoid fever, is gradually i'm
proving.
Rev. Harris, Treasurer Stotts and
II. w. VanGorder did business in
LNlIi Moiluay.
There will be n large company
go from Audubon to attend a picnic
at Extra tomorrow.
Harry, son of r. M. Dickey, lost
a toe last week. 1t was stepped on
by colt and amputated.
Don't be afraid of being crowded
at the tent meetings next week.
There will be room for all.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence, of the
Manning Monitor, visited relatives
here IA portion of last week.
Mrs. O. !. Houston, of Audubon,
and Mrs. d. w. Powers, of Brayton,
were in Atlantic Tuesday.
Mrs. A. f. Rogers and Mrs. 6.
II. tones and Carlos were visiting
Extra friends last Saturday.
Tom Stafford has moved his shop
to the west division OF the Zaner
store room. 1t is a fine location.
The school board consulted their
own comfort and held meeting in
the band stand Tuesday evening.
II. b. Owen rejolces in the ar.
rival of a daughter at his home las,
Sunday. He passed the Havanas.
THE REPUBLICAN acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of valuable
documents from the secretary OF
state.
Blank receipts and promissory
notes neatly and substantially bound
in books of fifty, for sale ut this
office.
Evan Davis returned to Manila
yesterday, his wife having sutli-
GENTLY recovered to permit his alb
SenCe.
Matt Hire was down from Man
ming Monday. He Is negotiating
Tor the purchase of the lsham Bros.
livery.
Will Cloughly has been dong
faithful duty as night watch during
the sickness in the family Of Fred
Wolff.
Hon. F. G. Wicks and wife, OF
Guthrie Center, were the guests Of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 6. b. Russell last
Friday.
We have been unable to substan-
tiate current rumor to the effect
that w. L. Cason died at St. Charles
last week.
John Herriott, of Stuart, is in the
city looking up his chances for the
senatorial nomination on the repub-
lican ticket.
The brick addition to John Rein
emund's store building is progress
ing rapidly under the supervision of
E. f. Fales.
John Minor severely strained his
back while lifting one day last week,
on account of which he has since
been off duty.
Two of A. A. Harper's children
are sick with scarletina, but are get
ting along nicely under the care Of
DR.. Cloughly.
"a. A. Zaner has commenced the
erection of a residence ISx32, with
10 foot posts, on his lots in the north
western suburbs.
Ben Howald and r. N. Carper
will drive to Omaha the first of the
week and place on that market two
fine teams Of horses.
A game of base ball last Friday
between the first nine and "Nash's
Selects" resulted in score OF 20 to
4, IN favor of the former.
The proposition to issue school
house bonds in the sum Of $4,000
received IS favorable votes Tuesday.
There was no opposition.
Miss Minnie Funk, daughter Of
Manning's democratic postmaster, is
visiting the family of Lee Funk and
other relatives in this city.
Seventy-four harvesting machines
of the several manufactures have
been sold in this market this season,
and about fifteen tons Of binding
Irvine.
Advices from the Mt. Pleasant
asylum are to the effect that Mrs.
Sauvago's general health is improv-
ing, but no change Is noted in her
mental condition.
&. II. Cross has gone to Des
Moines after a string. He will buy
it by the pound for binding grain,
and will have enough to supply the
demand on his return.
Carroll county republicans hold
their convention to select delegates
to the state convention on the Goth
of August. They evidently are
planning a short campaign in the
county.
Bricklaying on the school house
ia progressing very rapidly under
the supervision of Capt. Foster.
The work is now above the first
..,.n L.